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i liked this movie and almost all of john waynes there are a few that i was not happy with the who shot liberty valnce i my have spelled that wrong. the green berets he should of had an ocsar for it. and many more of them.
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I agree its a sad day
I watched Ossie davis recently in The Scalphunters with Burt Lancaster
and of course John Vernon also played Ben Larking in Brannigan, another one of the dukes Co-workers gone.
Regards
Arthur
'Simon & Simon' Star Mary Carver Dies at 89
http://www.hollywoodreporter.c…r-mary-carver-dies-651130
i like this show
i can not find the post of i love lucy but it was one of the shows i did not like.
RIP Doris
All of my childhood I couldn't stand I Love Lucy, although most of my friends would not miss it. When I caught a rerun many years later, I laughed myself silly. Since then have watched all of her stuff. She was one very unique and special comedian. When I was in the Springs, her husband and Manager used to play golf at my club fairly often. Name was Gary Morton. He was a wonderful fellah, around us anyway. My guy played golf with him sometimes, and I would meet them on the course for a few holes when I could. Never met Lucille though. Sure would have liked to...........she was a real classic. KEITH
i can not find the post of i love lucy but it was one of the shows i did not like.
i can not find the post of i love lucy but it was one of the shows i did not like.
One thread we have is here
The Lucy Show
and the episode
Lucy Meets John Wayne
is available to watch, by clicking the link above
Al Rusio has died...
http://www.nydailynews.com/ent…dies-89-article-1.1519865
RIP Al
One of those familiar faces you see in countless movies and tv shows, but you never knew his name. RIP
RIP Doris
Doris Lessing was one of the most profound and provacitive writers of our time. She leaves a huge body of literature that will live on.
French film director Georges Lautner dies
Veteran French director Georges Lautner has died. He was 87. Best known as the helmer of the classic 1963 film Les Tontons Flingueurs (Monsieur Gangster), Lautner passed away today in Paris after a long illness. Lautner was also a screenwriter and co-authored many of his films with Michel Audiard. Among them was black-and-white gangster comedy Les Tontons Flingueurs, an adaptation of the Albert Simonin book Grisbi Or Not Grisbi that includes one of the best kitchen table scenes ever committed to celluloid. That movie, which celebrates its 50th anniversary on November 27th — and which continues to draw big audiences in annual French television airings — starred Lino Ventura and Bernard Blier, among others. Lautner was more recently thanked in the credits to Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill: Vol. 2 and last directed 1992′s Stranger In The House which starred Jean-Paul Belmondo with whom he worked often, including in 1981′s The Professional and 1979′s Flic Ou Voyou (Cop Or Hood).
Lautner also directed Robert Mitchum in 1990′s Presumed Dangerous. The son of actress Renée Saint-Cyr, he was born in Nice, France in 1926 and after moving to Paris made The Black Monocle which got him noticed by legendary Gaumont producer Alain Poiré who backed him to direct Les Tontons Flingueurs. French daily Le Figaro wrote this evening, “A symbol of the renewal of French post-war cinema, Georges Lautner knew, with Michel Audiard, how to impose a style of popular comedies that today remains inimitable.”
From Facebook friend Laura Wagner: R.I.P., TONY MUSANTE (June 30, 1936 – November 26, 2013), film, stage, and television actor. He starred on the 1973-74 series TOMA, and had recurring roles on OZ (1997) and AS THE WORLD TURNS (2000-2001, 2002, 2003). A frequent guest TV performer, he was nominated for an Emmy Award for the 1975 MEDICAL CENTER episode “The Quality of Mercy.” Musante appeared in such films as THE INCIDENT (1967) and THE POPE OF GREENWICH VILLAGE (1984).
RIP George
Just heard one-time Bond contender, and star of The Final Option, Lewis Collins has died. Also, "Trixie", from the Honeymooners-Jane Kean-has also passed away.
'Fast & Furious' star Paul Walker dies in car accident
RIP Lewis
RIP Jane
RIP Paul
British Actress Jean Kent died
British film and television actress Jean Kent has died after suffering a fall, per UK reports. She was 92. Kent made her name in the 1940s and 1950s starring in a number of melodramas from Gainsborough Pictures, including Fanny By Gaslight, Bees In Paradise, Madonna of the Seven Moons, and The Wicked Lady. On another Gainsborough film, 1946′s Caravan, she met actor and future husband Josef Ramart. They starred together again in the 1949 musical comedy Trottie True. Kent moved into television in the 1950s, appearing in shows including Epilogue to Capricorn, Sir Francis Drake, and Thicker Than Water. Notable film roles came opposite Marilyn Monroe in The Prince and the Showgirl and in Otto Preminger’s Bonjour Tristesse.
